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I've been following the tragic case of Robert Lewis in Lorain, and amidst the discussions around the suspect's quick apprehension, I found myself reflecting on the reliance on technology in solving this crime. While Flock Safety's license plate readers undeniably played a crucial role in locating the suspect, it raises questions about privacy and the invisible infrastructure watching over us. On one hand, it's reassuring to see how such tools can swiftly aid in criminal investigations, potentially preventing further harm and quickly bringing justice. On the other, it reminds me of how much we're monitored without always being aware of it. It's a tough balance between safety and privacy. My heart goes out to Robert's family as they navigate this painful time. I hope they find some solace in the resolution of this case, despite the unanswered questions and the media spotlight. What are your thoughts on the use of such technology in police work?
